Mazatlán.- As expected, the King series started with gunpowder in the fire diamond: the Red Devils of México got up the Charros de Jalisco and stayed with game 1, with a score 8-4.
This, before more than 21,000 fans who rumbled the Alfredo Harp Helú stadium, his house.
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The party began early: Carlos Sepúlveda opened the batch with a long shift and stole the second base, Allen Córdoba sent him to the double plate, Julián Ornelas followed him with producer roller and José Marmolejos began to vibrate the stadium with lonely home run.
It was barely the first entry and hell was on.
The martyrdom for Luis Payán continued in the second inning. Sepúlveda turned on the spark with a single, Robinson Canó contributed with rolled and Ornelas crowned with Hit who sent the Jalisco opener to the showers.
In the blink of an eye, the board was 7-0 and everything was red in the capital.
Charros proudly reacted: Willie Calhoun broke the bleached with solitary home run in the fourth and in the fifth they manufactured three more to approach 7-4, but until there the threat came.
Ricardo Pinto went out without decision, although the scarlet relay Nick Vespi, Kevin Gowdy, Jimmy Yacabonis, JC Mejía and Volohiro Anraku lowered the curtain with 4.1 inputs without damage.
In the seventh, Carlos Pérez produced the eighth race that sealed the victory and maintained the winning streak of the capitalists, which already adds four consecutive wins in the postseason.
PG: Nick Vespi
P.S: Luis Payán
What follows
The King series continues this Thursday at 6:00 p.m. Sinaloa With Justin Courtney opening for the devils and Zac Grotz for the charros.
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Source: Christian Bernal from Punto MX on 2025-09-10 23:42:00
